Top
Fill
and Purge
Valve
ln
(from
earth
loop)
Bottom
Fill
and
Puge
Valve
Out
(to earth
loop)
Figure
2
-
PumpPAKru Mounted
on
Heat Pump
Fill
the purge cart
with
water. Rotate the
fill
and
purge
valves
on
the
PumpPAKrM
to
the positions shown in
Figure 3
to
flush
the earth
loop.
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and.
Surge Vafve
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LooF +-
fleat
P!aq)
In
(to
heat
pmp)
Out (from
heat
purp)
Start the pump
to
circulate
the
water through the
earth
loop.
Maintain
the
level in
the
purge cart
by
adding water
to
it
as
the
loop
fills.
If
your flushing pump
assembly is
equipped
with
valves
to
reverse
the
flow of
the
water
through
the loop
system,
do so
occasionally
to
help
remove trapped
air.
Allow
the
pump
to
run
10
to
15
minutes after
the
last air bubbles
have been
removed.
After the
earth
loop
is
completely purged,
add
the
precalculated
amount
of
antifreeze
to
the
purge
cart
reservoir.
As
the
antifreeze
is
pumped
into
the loop,
the
return
hose
from
the
earth
loop
should be removed
from
the
reservoir
and
the
initial
flow of
water
returning
from
the
earth
loop
should
be
discarded.
After all
the
antifreeze
has been added,
place the return
hose
back
in
the
purge
cart
reservoir
and
continue
until the
antifreeze
is
uniformly mixed
throughout
the earth
1oop.
Once
the
solution
is
mixed,
it
should
be
measured
with
a
hydrometer, refractometer,
or
other device
to
determine
the
actual freezing
point of
the solution. Remember that
a
low
antifreeze
level
may result
in unit
shutdown problems
during
cold
weather operation due
to loop
temperatures
falling
below
the freeze
protection
ofthe
loop
solution.
Once the
antifreeze solution
has
been
mixed, rotate
the
fill
and
purge
valves
on the
PumpPAKrM
to
the
positions
shown in Figure 4 to purge
the heat
pump
heat exchanger.
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ValG
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Earth
Iroop ------->
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Figure
3
-Earth
Loop Purge
Setup
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